STEM
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Opinion
Artemis II matters to primary school students
When the crew of Artemis II returned to Earth, they spoke about something deceptively simple: perspective.
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Opinion
I’m a physicist, and we need more girls
My mother was a physics teacher in the local school and she used to bring her physics textbooks home. As…
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In The Classroom
NAPLAN results show persistent gender gap
Analysis of 2025 NAPLAN data shows girls continue to outperform boys in literacy and language skills, while male students receive…
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In the News
$100m donation for Western Sydney girls in STEM
The largest single philanthropic gift ever given to a NSW university – and the biggest ever donation to the University…
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Techguide
How teachers can unlock a student’s future in tech
Technology careers are here for the long term and offer a wealth of opportunity to apply creativity and problem solving…
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In The Classroom
New science curriculum will support both teachers and students, science body says
The new years 7-10 science curriculum is well set up to support beginning teachers and teachers without science training, whilst…
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In the News
Just under half of students aren’t proficient in science
Only 57 per cent of Year 6 students and 54 per cent of Year 10 students attained the science proficiency…
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In the News
Action to tackle adverse Indigenous Maths outcomes
Education leaders and maths associations gathered in Adelaide this week to develop a commitment statement and action plan to close…
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Top Story
“We absolutely need you”: Biologist to girls interested in STEM
Huge gender disparities in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) careers are the focus of many of this Friday's International…
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In The Classroom
Online ed grows as remote students remain behind in STEM
A 15-year-old living in remote Australia is still an average 1.5 years behind their metropolitan peers in science, and performs…
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